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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
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Andrew Lang
27
"Like
dreams,
moreover,
are
some
visions
of
persons
awake,
who
have
had
their
senses
troubled,
such
as
phrenetic
persons,
or
those
who
are
mad
in
any
way,
for
they,
too,
talk
to
themselves
just
as
though
they
were
speaking
to
people
verily
present,
and
as
well
with
absent
men
as
with
present,
whose
images
they
perceive
whether
persons
living
or
dead.
But
just
as
they
who
live
are
unconscious
that
they
are
seen
of
them
and
talk
with
them
(for
indeed
they
are
not
really
themselves
present,
or
themselves
make
speeches,
but
through
troubled
senses
these
persons
are
wrought
upon
by
such
like
imaginary
visions),
just
so
they
also
who
have
departed
this
life,
to
persons
thus
affected
appear
as
present
while
they
be
absent,
and
are
themselves
utterly
unconscious
whether
any
man
sees
them
in
regard
of
their
image."
{18}
St.
Augustine
adds
a
similar
story
of
a
trance.
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